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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

BARGAINS In Bors, OvEnooArs
WOODWARD LorHRops.
We invite attention to our excellent stock Of
BOYS HEAVY OyERCOATS
and quote The following excellent values:
BOYS HEAVY KILT CAPE ONERCOATS,
in attractive dark mixtures siZes 3 to years,
ONLY 81. EACH.
BOYS HEAVY TRIPLE-CAPE NEWMARKETS,
sizes, N to years,
ONLY So EACH.
BOYS HEAVY CHEVlOT OvERC0ATS,
In neat Plaids, cut long made well. sizes to IA
years.
ONLY SIS EACH
BOYS NAvY-BLUE BEAVER OvERCOATS,
with Cape, heavy quality, sizes o to 10 yrs,
ONLY "a EACH
BOYS BLUE HEAVY CHEVIOT OVERCOATS
made double breasted cut long, excellent shape,
aud well made. sizes to 10 years,
ONLY 80. 30 EACH.
BOYS FINE HEAVY kERSEf OVERCOATS.
Most servicesble coats made, nicely finished,
sizes to IA years
ONLY al2 EACH.
BOYS HEAVY CHEVIOr TRlPLE-CAPE OVER
made with box plat aud belt, very stylish,
ONLY $40 EACH
BOYS KEEPERS
Excellent line of Chinchila Box Coats for BIZ
cycle and horseback riding Use. Best qualities.
Equally a. xarm as an overcoat. Sc. $3.50
$3.50, and $40 each.
Third ioorl
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
Cor. 1lth and II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

John Most the loud mouthed anarchist goes TO
prison for year. His last public utterance for
that period was delivered In court Just before the
imposition OF his sentence, when he made a dra-
matte, but wholly Ineffective plea, that the Judge
should show himself a champion Of free speech
and popular rights by making the penalty merely
nominal Both he and his counsel have had a
great deal 10 say throughout his trial about the
lack OF real liberty in this country OF boosted free
dom Neither, probably, paused TO reflect that the
kind OF liberty they pleaded for would result more
disastrously to themselves than TO any one else
The demolition OF all barriers would let loose
the majority upon the minority and In
little while there would be no minority
left OF An offensive Sort The great mass OF the
people OF the United states are contented with
matters generally as they are; and they would, II
left 10 their own devices, adopt very summary
means OF getting nd OF such nuisances as continue
10 disturb their comfort. 1t Is safe to say that II
the restraints OF law were not rigidly impressed
upon, and honestly respected by the majority of
our people, the Domb-and- bombast agftator
wherever found. would soon be effectually dealt
with by Judge Lynch Great Is law; and no one
has 50 much reason to revere it as he who after
TOO frequent insults TO its majesty Is sheltered
from popular wrath only by its discriminating
protection OF the unjust with the just.
HdTper's Weekly does not believe that the DEM
ocratc party Will fight against the protective sys
tenn and for tariff for revenue only. IL evidently
does not look upon the Presidents message as the
democratic platform OF the coming campaign 1t
prophecies that the democrats will not legisIate
upon the tarir this winter. Glands on" 1t says,
''wtll be the party cry and the most obstreperous
democratic tar1n reformer Will be pacined by
the representation that to touch the sub
Ject at all under the circumstances
would imperfl success next year, 'The recon-
mendations OF the President upon the subject and
the views OF the Secretary OF the Treasury VIII be
regarded as speeches intoxicating more or less
sound doctrine. Other speeches will be con-
trbuted 10 the debate in the House, But Mr..
Rainfall "controls the position and decisive ac-
ton, &c says, is improbable.
The Presidents message a mere speech, more or
less sound, TO be disregarded by the democratic
party al the command OF Mr.. Randall!
Does Harpers Weekly wish to puncture the
President and TO throw the tariff reformers into
spasms OF wrathful jealousy?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09
WHAT We HAVE To SAr
ABOUT TuRooMAN cuRTA1Sa

We have between 500 and coo pairs that W shall
put sale this week Positively the greatest display
Of heavy hangnss ever opened up in this city and
them now it will pay you to buy for future use.
LIST OF PRICES:
Agood Raw silk Curtain Tinsel Striped Dado for
S2.S5 pair.
better Curtain for s3.l0 pair.
Something better for 1898. with Chenille Dsdo.
Eeeant Raw SILK Turcoman. full size, Chenille Dsdo
At CATS pair.
beautiful line $3.50 pair
A beautiful line, s625 pair.
Few all Chenille. o. spair.
An elegant line, $3.50 pair.
An elegant line. % . pair.
Then another line. all Chenille. SIX nnish and gen
orally sold for all SILK. at s9e5 pair.
supurb line better quality. s1L
Fine silk Turcomans el25O.
Another lot el375.
Imported SILK shelas. s1450.
Figured and Plain.
These Curtains come in all colors. - gold. olive
blue. red, terra Gotta &c.
In Plain Goods by the yard
There is Bulgaria, heavily tnseled, at Csc. yard
Egyptian Strip. 75c. yard.
Chenille plain colors. 31.45 yard
Silk shela s2.75 yard.
Special Japanese Portiers. Elegantly Beaded, $3.50
each
Our line of Fancy Lambrequns and Table Covers for
the Holidays has never been eQualled by US.
Our Upholstery Department on the First Floor.
Until after the Holidays establishment will be
omen until q n. m
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Prices have reached the lowest notch Ladies and
children may now secure Q Wrap Suit at half the
prices quoted the beginning Of the Any odd
pieces at less than half price. Among the later Is
be secured bargains surprise the most exactng
bargain hunter. List given below.
Seal Plush visites.
Seal Plush Jackets
Astrakhan Visites.
5Astrakhan Jackets.
Broadcloth Jackets.
Cloth Raylans.
3 Cloth listers.
80 Ladies Suits.
70 Children's Suits.
sFTO SECURE ANY OF THE ABOVE AN I'M.
MEDIATE CALL IS IMPERATIVE
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We give you An excellent opportunity tomorrow to
buy
AN ACCEPTABLE PRESENT
FOR A GENTLEMAN
At Just SEC. below its value, and that 10
OUR FAMOIJs n m IAuNDRrrD DIT ATM poaou
DRESS SHIRT
It is reinforced. back and 'front.' linen bosom. band.
and wristbands and
FITS PERFECTLY,
Is good as any sl.5O Shirt that you have MADE TO
ORDER
sATIN-sTRIPED
CASHMERE MUFFLERs.
in 12 different combinations the same goods for which
we have been getting eI25.
NOW 75c.
A beautiful line Of
FANCY SILK sUsPENDERs
In Glass-C Covered Boxes,
ranging from
Soc. TO $3.50 EACH.
Do not fail to examine our line Of
HOLIDAY GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.
N.B.-somethins of interest to the ladies' in our
'ad-" under the Ladies' Column
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do 9TH, STH. AND d STREETS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

" cred man :. 6eil%sp . hail boy. Can sIys ssss
reiertace Addre-s Oh l. st NV az rs
WANrED-Ar HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
" ior Cooks. ChAnlis maids, NAitresS lAundr~.s
nn, srr'e sh ss,r MH I'D =
w ANTED-A GENTLEMAN WANTS SITUATION
q, nth ~ g trrn a. salesman. cr vii 30 - nth
for ss ,Ss ;s' I've Spsni Ss, e ~ 'S oS;
youth g rs: strictly ismpsrats and honest. N. n
WANTED-A sfTUArIoS As cHAMBERNAID
w by Respectable code red sirl from Nirsinis. Fos
cry reiercnces cal at ia 8th 81 1t
NJ hNIEp-A SITUATION BY An INTEIIIGENI
yorl. % ladies and ssos e.rnsn. IN r..
soS AZ star o1 rsl' hest e'y rrferenos Aadrs
WANihp - an ENrERIFNCED pREssMAKEH
private FAMILIES sdi5ss = IA az 81 sA no.
WANTED By COMPETENT ooLoREp pKt.ss-
.iSts kPIiy se ssss :. baton hoie T@rs
M ANTED-bN ARksiECrAkIF CoI,1IlID,,T
~ sisnsten a. cool az shanosEn4id pr.ssis
iDston II. nv. pas
WANTED-A SITUATION by REsp,cr,aIF
..nm Sss "1n a. ,ls, ngtse % lSs maid so
for three days 1904 . st h.w. ff.
w ANrED- ENeAGENEYrs FOR COOKS CHAN.
w eer, ktchsn. and LADIES' MAIDS. Iaandr,.s.ss
Narses a.innea " STEERS and hoa-e BOys an city
WANTED-psiTION IN PENSION ArroR.
w neys once BY party competent 20 exam - .,s-
dence. several years perlence. must a. psa.r,s
and good salary. Add e.s Box %. star OF =. It,
WANTED-BY A FIRsr-ClASs COOK. A sIrt-A-
ence. Call at 15O6 81 NV. ,.a-st.
WANTED-BY VOTING MAN. A POSITION IN
w mercantile house Of any kind will maxi hius a
generally useful best OF New York reference. Al.
dress J. J. b.. 23io os- NV 10
WAN1ED by LADY OF ABILITY AND TX.
w perienee- situation as hou-ekeeIer widowers
ABILITY. Star ofhce. ds a.
MAN TEDDY An LNPERiENCED NAlTTW
w ensagenents for public waiting Rec -p;ions q. "a
dress COMPETENT. star orioe. dS-ats
WANTED BY A RESpECTABIE WAITE GIRL
w Position lAy's maid OF aid. Milling
20 travel can furnish hrstclass referrnce Adirees
Box 20. Ci:y T. o. dS 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. foR COOKS. HorsF-
w workers. Maids. Nurses. MRiiers. CoaclIn.it
Solutions. Bsrtenders. salesinen and Salrsadi,s
other help. male and female. D NJ. BrRNHAM. $50
632 D 1t. NV. ds-at.
w rapid ies1ble hand. writing % any kind 60 do
l'9. Star ofiics lS-3t.
WANTED - BY A wELI-EDUCATED YOUNG
w man, who speaks French. German. Italian. aud
Translator. or the like. Address X NEiss. Sol Indi-
WANTED-A SITUATION By FIRsT-CIAsS
stand. ms business Address J. u. n. star oftce.
M ANTED "A SITUATION A. COOK BI A NoU Va
~ "ai. SWISS "a ri ate family. sOOd city refer
ehoes. Address SWISS, star Oftce. DIST.
WANIED-A fRAcl IcAL BUILDER WANTS A
sN'h. Address Is l.. y. s0l 10th -. ne. dist.
WANTED-kNoMN THAT HELP OF ALL KINDS
.as eah oe had nj South Washington Labor bureau.
500 u 81 Nv. nll-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

SPECIAL SALE Or CoRsErs.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP invite attention
to the following good values in Corsets
FINE GERMAN WOVEN CORSETs.
side steels, embroidered bust, scalloped top.
ONLY 15c PER PAIR.
FINE AMERICAN CoUTIL CORSETS,
double boned hips, extra durable.
ONLY 81 PER PAIR
r 9. DOUBLE-BONED CORSETS,
form-moulded, perfect shape, and unsurpassed
for durability:
ONLY 1926 PER PAIR
I. G. FRENCH COUTIL CORSETS,
long waists, white. drab and cream;
ONLY S1.5C PER PAIR
1. G. "SHORT-wAIST" CORSETS,
ONLY &l.75 PER PAIR
l. c. FRENCH SATTEEN CORSETS,
long and short waists. in white, red drab and
black: perfect in shape. and comfortable to
wear.
ONLY s2.25 PER PAIR.
Other styles Of l. c., La Persephone, French
Paris-made Corsets. at $50. - and s4s7 per
pair.
(Second hoor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
Corner 1lth and + SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

WARRANTED. and fitted to hand Of the todalng
child or full grown miss, at 81 90 pair for 4-buton
Dressed Kid, and :&1.25 for Dressed and Undressed
Kid Gloves with embroidered backs Same quality as
ladies' 81. so Gloves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09
PERSONAL

A UTHORIZED
"A Detective Agency and Bureau Of Information
W. WILLIAMS. Manager,
dim. Once. 926 st. n W. Washington. d. c.
TUsTHs OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLACE
q where nrst-clam second Hand Clothing be sold
respectable prices. Address call Ct 61o ID st
soto 3al6
(uyIL SERVICE ExAhINATIoN QUESTIONS
Nfsnd Answcrn. send 10c. 70 book -gtores or to
q W. FLYNN. A NJ Ivy Institute.
nl4-1ms southwest cor. sth and X sta n y.
lanes A McDEvITT. CHARLES 4. FLINDER
This agency does not operate for rewards nor enge
I'm divorce casea n12-1ms
a SPECIAL FEATURE; OUR AL MOL CORK
"A screw bufta, only 90. BrRAbBU80Ek ION
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JOHNSON GARNER l. CO..
do $3.50 Pa. ave. NV.
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BARa.1 ANS In BoYs Surrs
We beg to announce that we have only few
lett Of the line of 81. so. go, So 80 and "a
Suits. which we mark led down to
$780,
And advise those who wish to take advantage of
this excellent opportunity to do so at once.
We also offer-1 lot of Boys Fine Norfolk
Suits made from strictly all wool gray. and
brown fancy mixtures, finished in a thorough
manner and very stylish in appearance sizes
to ID years.
ONLY 90 PER SUIT
! Lot Boys Norfolk Corduroy Suits in Q
beautiful shade Of mouse color; extra durable:
ONLY $3.50 PER SUIT.
Boys Black Eng Corkscrew Suits cutaway
style; and finished equal to custom work: nts
faultlessiy;
ONLY @l2 PER SUIT.
Third hoor)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Corner 11th and sts NV.
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l. lois near Dupont Circle. 24x,5.
iot near Dupont Circle. 80
1 53Nti ..........-.......2 200
:" :s1xlO. 49,. 800. ... 3 90
> lots near Dupont Circle. -, 31s,,i .... = 90
1 lot. Conuecticut ave. Dupont Clrcle s5K 100. 20
lots hear Mass. and 2lzt. ST.. .5xsO $500. 30
lots within book Dupont Circle. 30N.O. $500. 80
lot. 9Th II. bet q aud X SITS. - 90. %
lot, 2oth ST, near ST. esxsG = 20
l lot New Hampshire ave. y St. 2OESO - 3Ou
lot New hHnlsir, aud :. II st, 2.5AyO... zoo
lots st. near 18th ST.. lTN7O- ........ Ia
lott cor 4th AID L SITS II A. % ........... J.
lots cor sth and sts ne 81 Nt5
Apply CHARLES EARLY.
nl1-lm 6O3 l4Jh ST nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

IGOR SALE VACANT GROUND. ON l4TH ST.
bet aad T. CIV fe-t front. hue loUaiiau Tor
building stores ana DIV .llifgs combined SNOEM-
sThDI a BRADLEY. S27 81 d3gt
T,yoR sALE-THK BTsr INVESTMENT ~ THE
n Day offer Building Lots ON grad, and -tre,t
or avenue. within four squares of fenusy yHra ave.
street cars. for only $500 each-s25 dom, balance
$40 Ter month. H. A. PHILLIPS.
n22-.sm' li.,s New York ave.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-12-02
RUSHING TC DEATH

in the attempt to swim the Niagara
Whirlpool Rapids Is no more reckless or
dangerous than 10 trihe with disease
which each day secures a stronger hold
and hastens the end of life. This is
specially true Of rheumatism, neuralgia,
sciatica, and nervous headache, which
though perhaps slight at first are ex-
tremely dangerous, and steadily secure =
firmer grip until at last the agony Is unen-
durable and sudden death brings relief.
These diseases can be cured by the use
of Athlophoros which, in connection with
Athlophoros Pills, never fails when prop
erly used. Read the following from those
who have tested IT.
c. \. Steward, Nelson, Pa, saws: @Ath-
lophorCs has saved my mothers life. Last
spring, two of the best physicians in the
county, said she could not live two months.
She had been helpless for 4 year, had 10 be
lifted off and on the bed, limbs all drawn
out Of shape, cords contracted flesh sore to
the touch, could not be lifted or touched
without screaming aloud The soreness is
all gone, the cords relaxed, appetite good,
and gaining every day, and l think few
more bottles viii cure her"
New Haven, Conn.
/ had the neuralgia for three months in
my face. Went TO the doctor; he gave me
some medicine TO take internally and Z
preparation ofchloroiorm TO put on the out
side, but it did not do any good. Could
not sleep night or day. Had suffered so
much and so long that | was afraid it
would drive me crazy. Was told 10 try
Athlophoros by 4 party II had cured ofthe
rheumatism. After taking part Of a bottle
the pain al left IS by magic, and now / am
well, with not sign Of neuralgia about me.
MAMIE Dietrich, l6 Hudson ST.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros
and Athlophoros Pills, but where they can
not be bought Of the druggist the Athlo-
phnros Co, ll2 Wall ST. New York. will
send either carriage paid on receipt Of
regular price, which IS Sl.CO per bottle
for Athlophoros and soc. for Pills.
For liver and kidney diseases. dyspepsia, in
digestion, weakness, nervous debility, diseases
0t women, CONSTIPATION. headache, impure
blood. &c, A thlOphoTus Pals are unequaled.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-12-02
Where YfOIIns are Made.

Il is truly astonishing how many
violirs there are imported into this
county annually, especially if We con.
slider that there is really but one place
in the world where Yiolins ale made eI-
tensively. That place is MaTkneukirchen,
with its surrounding villages. in Sax0ny,
Germany. There are altogether abOu.
Is, QUO people living there who do moth.
ing else day after Gay but make viOlins,
and to 60 there and watch them is o1s
of the most Interesting sights I ever e.
joyed in all my life. The inhabitants
from the little urchin 10 the old gray
headed man, the small girl and the Old
grandmother, all are engaged IN
making some parts of fiddle.
4 good one consists of sixty-twO diff
ferent pieces. They are cut, pIaned,
smOothed and measured, everything
bsing accurate and precise with The
model. The older men make the angeT
board from ebony, and the string holder
and The screws. The small boys have
to make themselves useful by looking
after the glue pot Oh the fire and bring.
ing their elders things as they may
want them. a man with strong, STEADY
hands and a clear eye puts the different
pieces together, and this is the most dii.
fl uIt task of all. Most vioIiDs are made
of maple wood that grows in that psI:
of the country or over the frontier in
Bohemia.
The women generally occupy them
selves as polishers. This requires Io-g
practice, and family that has a daugh-
ter who is a good polisher is considered
fortunate. Even a young man, when he
goes a-wooing, inquiries whether the
young girl is good po!isheT, and If she
is, it certainly will increase his affection
for her at least twofolG. The polishing
takes good deal of time, some of he
best vlolins being twenty and even
thirty times polished. Every family
has It's pee uliaI style of polishing, and
they never vary from that. There IS
one that makes nothing but deep wine
color, another a citron color, yet al.
other an orange color, and 50 on.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-12-02
Keen Animal Senses.

a writer in NOtlT6, commenting on
the experiments made upon the sense Of
smell in dogs, suggests tnat some tx
pldnatioD of the remarkable results nay
be found in the exclusive direction wh-c-
is given to the sense. He adds that IL
the case of the dog, while there is llt.,e
brain work going on to cause dis.Bc-
tion, the attention may be applied more
closely than in our own case and tins
the dog may enjoy an apparent adyan.-
age in respect of keenIess Of scent. i
connection with this topic the writer
makes these observations upon the coz
duct of birds
The sense of hearing in some biris
seems as wonderful and Discriminating
as that of smell in dogs. have watelel
with astOnishment a thrush listening IL.
worms, as their manner is, 8ad yeIE
evidently hearing them, too, within I"O
yards of a noisy wn-mower on ID
other side of small hedge of Ioses'-
Probably the worms came nearer TO 10
surface in consequence of the vloTa'lOH
caused by the machine-they are sAiu u
do so-but the thrush heard and did no'
see was evident.
ROBINS appear to be able to d'sIin-
/ guish the voices of their own otlspIiD9
and parents from a number Of Others
aud at a great distance. 1 say apps'''
/ for in such case one cannot be ql'.o
sure, still less can one give all the Sn'-'
| details of long continued Obssrya.''1
thai makes up the evidence 10 favor oil u,
All these cases have common AD"
/ mystel Gus element. IL is as If WiLuO"
were opened in one direction and -
others closed or as if all the avaliaO0
energy were directed along one nslIO"
path. At any rate there is some'"'DS
more than meTe keenness OF sense.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-12-02
The Language of GIoYes.

The language Of gloves is species OF
telegraphy largely resJrtod 10 by young
lovers in France. 4 young lady SANS
YES - by dropping her -ghJ glove into
her left hand NO" by roEiug The
two gloves together. She conveys The
invitation Follow me iIfo the gar
den" 10y The patomine OF rushing an
imaginary specA OF aust off her lett arm
with one or both gloves. The manpu-
vre OF drawing one hand over them as
II 10 smooth tie leather meaas -
love you slil the same" Should she
desire TO know II her feelings are reciT-
roca,ed, she viii paItially remove the
left glove. DO Circuuspecl" is ex
pressed by turning the eI ds ot The glove
of either hand delica e around the
fingers. Lastly. If the lady has any
thing to complain OF in her lovers
conduct, she expresses hel dissatisfac
tion by placing her gloves IN the form
OF u cross on tha table or on her lap.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-12-02
Some Traits Of COrean,s.

Corea is a peninsula rupnfnr 80,
from the eastern coast OF Asia. :,
is a very strange country inde.,
Nobody in Europe or America r.
much about the ways of its naor,.
until lately. That was because -.
CoTeans didn't want company and III
cut the heads off of foreigners who cor.,
spying into the land. II WASH It NM
fun to travel in Corea.
Quite lately, however, some ANA,
cans have penetrated into Ills cra.-
region. Ensign Bernadou, Of the T.,
ted States navy, has brought home s,s
presented to the National NIussyn .,
Washington a collection of the wo-L,
Of the Corean artists. There are Ar,i..-
even in that country, It seems. and the
can scratch upon brass a stork standir.
upon one leg with the most astbs,..
young lady in America.
Their drawings are very oDar-.
They represent life in Corea and sbon
how the people do things there.
When they shoe kicking horse fbs-
get him down squarely upon his bac,
bone, draw his legs together like tbo
four cornersof handkerchief. tie them
thus and then hammer the shoes ..
Their bellows is a square box Ths.
fit into it frame OF wood packed vf.5
paper and shove this up and down +,
drive the air out.
The wedding procession is almost q,
strange az shOeing the horse. Two ms,
carrying lighted lanterns in broad dsv-
light go first. Next comes one CARVING
a wild duck or goose for luck. Then
we have the happy bridegroom riding
all by himself upon horse that is led
by one man and attended by another
Last, AS if she had nobody and was of
no consequence at all, comes the po,-
bride, riding alone, except for a small
boy who runs beside her. She has 2
sort of big cloak ready to. throw over
her and hide her face il a man sboul1
come along that way and meet tie DO
cession.
They say Corea is full of peddlers, who
go about al! over the roads selling every
thing one could think Of. Certainly
there didn't any Of them get away from
our country to go TO COrea, for We have
not missed any out OF America.
The picture shows how babies, ped
dleTs' packs and all loads are carried
upon peoples backs over the Tough
roads of Corea. Ensign Bernadl1-s
collection Of drawings will be a grea,
help to our learned men in studying
about C0rea. 1t is said to be a couu.Iy
that has not changed any in 1000 years
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-12-02
The Opium Habit.

The New York papers lately published
very pathetic story about a very pop
ular emotional actress. It was to the
effect that she had become a confirmed
victim OF the opium habit, involving an
almost total loss of physical powers, and
actual destitution.
The story was at once denied by her
friends, who say she has suffered simpIv
from nervous prostration. is in no need
CT pecuniary aid, and is on the way to
speedy recovery.
Opium victims ara usually hopeless.
helpless slaves, mind weakened, lacking
energy for any effort toward recovery.
rapidly drifting into imbeciiity and un-
timely graves.
y peculiar feature is that victims
crafty conceal il from their nearest
friends. A young lady at school near
Philadelphia was recently found to he
secretly addicted to it, keeping her
medicine" in a school-room inkstand
and injecting the fluid into her with a
stylOgraphic pen.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-12-02
The DEVILS Last Appearance.

The devil was no allegorical person =
age TO the early Christian. He was a
personal, living, omnipressnt, all-de-
vouring reality. s. Dunstan caught
him by the nose with rsd-hot pair of
tongs, and held him till he reared Wi d
pain. lie was always assuming some
seductive shape TO tempt the pious an
chorities OF old. The last authentic &C.
count of his visible app, arauce was
when Martin Luther threw Ieaden
inkstand at his head. After this he be-
came more OF a symbol than anything
else, and OF late has retired 10 the theo-
logy of the lackwoods, where be Yet
does yeomau's s-Iyioe.